Arrow-around cube
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There are two versions of the Arrow-around cube. Both designs incorporate triangles that divide each regular facelet into four. These triangles form the arrow shapes around the cube. Images 1-5 show version 1. There are only four arrows, each shown in a different colour. There are two pairs of cubes (blue and green, red and orange) and each pair goes around the cube, intersecting against each other. The only difference between the two pairs is that the blue and green arrows have arrowheads on a certain face, while the red and orange arrows have arrowheads that are divided into two faces. Images 1-5 show version 2. It has six arrows in six colours. This puzzle has two sets of three arrows that meet one another on opposing corners of the cube. These puzzles are very similar in terms of solving, but version 1 is slightly more difficult because it requires center orientation while version 2 does not.
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